Preliminary crashreport information on this web site is posted automatically and remains online for 29 days. To obtain an officialcrashreport copy, or for information about a specific crash, you must contact your local Highway Patrol troop headquarters or the Patrol's Traffic Division at (573) 526-6113.
All requests for public records should be submitted in writing or online via the Public Records Center. The Public Records Center is used to submit public record requests, track request status, manage account information, download records, view invoices and pay on-line using a credit or debit card.
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